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Arizona · 2026 election coverage

Tombstone

2026 municipal ballot coverage for Tombstone, Arizona. 1 explicitly identified city or town contests are shown below. Countywide results are kept on the county pages.

84% counted

An estimate for Cochise County, from the county's progress in the governor's race. How Arizona's count runs.

Municipal contests. These contests are identified for Tombstone by the county's labels. Your full ballot also depends on your address and districts.

Verified municipal contests
1
Containing counties
1
Population estimate, 2025
1,376

Observed returns, unofficial until certified. “Ahead” describes the current count; it is not a local race call. Candidate selections in multi-seat contests are not ballots. Precinct reporting does not establish how many ballots remain.

County coverage

Tombstone is in Cochise County. Your ballot also depends on council wards, legislative districts and other local boundaries.

Ballot & results

All named candidates and reported write-in groups are retained. Shares use valid candidate selections for that contest, excluding overvotes and undervotes. A multi-seat share is not the percentage of voters supporting a candidate.

Cities & towns

City of Tombstone Council Member W4

City of Tombstone Council Member W4: reported votes and shares
CandidateVotesShare
Newbauer, James "Lefty"14851.6%
Burns, Jenn13246.0%
Write-in: Unofficial72.4%
Write-in: Unassigned00.0%

287 valid selections. 1 of 1 precincts reporting.

Newbauer, James "Lefty" ahead by 16 votes (5.6 points).

Estimate: Newbauer, James "Lefty" 95% chance. It only asks whether the votes left could close the gap.

Other communities in the county

Sources & scope

We do not infer local winners, certification, turnout, remaining ballots or citywide or districtwide results from precinct percentages, population, county totals or the number of seats. Your own ballot depends on your registered address.